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Polish Grid Hack Underlines European Need for Active Defense

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European experts recommend stepping up active defenses and modernizing IT infrastructure against cyberattacks. The Polish grid hack highlights the limitations of preventive measures alone.

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Original Source Material

Russian Hacking Shows Limits of Preventive Measures Europe must step up its active defenses against cyberattacks and modernize its IT infrastructure, a leading expert has warned in the wake of a major attack on Poland's energy grid attributed to Russian hackers.